123456789ffiailand’s Punchana Kulrojchalalai became the third rider in the history of Suzuki’s one-make SUZUKI ASIAN CHALLENGE in December, following in the footsteps of Indonesian Andreas Gunawan in 2015 and Gunawan’s fellow countryman Jefri Tosema in 2016.fiis year’s five-round series, now using identically-prepared Suzuki GSX-R150 machines under the series management and guidance of long-time Suzuki ‘icon’ and former WSBK legend Yukio Kagayama, provided some of the closest racing of any series, with camaraderie a strong theme of these young riders hoping to one-day use Suzuki’s entry-level racing platform to fulfil their dreams of making it to the top as a Champion.MotoGP™ rider and potentially 13tEAM SUZUKI rACInG nEwSAfter three successful seasons, Suzuki’s single-platform SUZUKI ASIAN CHALLENGE series ended 2017 at Chang International Circuit in Thailand in December as exciting as it started with bar-to-bar excitement throughout the field of young up-and-coming riders who one-day hope to progress to the top-level of world motorcycle competition.MotoGP and World PositionRider NamePunchana Kulrojchalalai (THA)April King H. Mascardo (PHI)Tetsuya Fujita (JPN)Ahmad Saugi Muchtar (INA)Nur Al Fath Sam Ahmad (INA)Aaron Gunawardena (SRI)Chepy Aransyah (INA)Eane Jayne S Sobretodo (PHI)Mario U Borbon Jr. (PHI)10Patis Chooprathet (THA)2017 SUZUKI ASIAN CHALLENGE RESULT ModelGSX-R150GSX-R150GSX-R150GSX-R150GSX-R150GSX-R150GSX-R150GSX-R150GSX-R150GSX-R150Points180139136118113101917368442017 Issue #3 - WinterAs Of5 Of 55 Of 55 Of 55 Of 55 Of 55 Of 55 Of 55 Of 55 Of 55 Of 5Global SuzukiNEWSSUZUKI ASIANCHALLENGE
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